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The mission of the Ashwaubenon Boys Basketball Program is to offer boys in the Ashwaubenon School District, an opportunity to participate in a unified, consistent basketball program.
Our program will teach participants the value of a proper attitude, good sportsmanship, and respect for teammates, opponents, coaches, and officials while improving both their individual and team basketball skills.
It is through skill development that each individual will develop his skill through individual and team concepts provided during team practice. It is an expectation that each individual basketball player take ownership of his own skill development. Each player will be given opportunities to showcase, highlight, or display their acquired skills.
The philosophy is quite simple: Teach the fundamentals of basketball, make it fun, and keep it fair.
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| Jaguars Season Ends With Loss in Regional Final |
| The young, Ashwaubenon Jaguar Boys Basketball team, had their season come to an end at the hands of the Pulaski Red Raiders (20-4) on Saturday, March 3, 61-43. On a night that the Jaguars were not hitting their outside shot, and 6'8" junior, Bennett Koch, was being tripled-teamed all night, the memory of their upset victory the night before was long gone.
The season was a learning experience for the youthful Jaguars (starting for the Jaguars this year was, one freshman, two sophomores, and two juniors) and the future looks bright as the current team looks to a JV team that has quality players to add to the young returners.
Thank you to the seniors who stayed with the program all four years: Matt Beavauis, Brock Denny, Connor Drevs, and Earl Vorpagel. These players were excellent teammates, helped the young players realize what it is like to be a "varsity player", and worked hard all the time. |
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| Jaguars Win First WIAA Play-Off Game, Defeat Seymour |
| The Ashwaubenon Jaguar boys basketball team dominated the Seymour Thunder, winners of the Bay Conference this past season, 65-52. Leading scorers for the Jaguars were junior, Bennett Koch with 26, junior, Eddie Mattia with 13, and freshman forward, Kyle Monroe, with 12 points. The Jaguars now travel to Pulaski on Saturday, March 3, where they will play the Red Raiders, after they beat Marinettte, 70-51 on Friday night, for the 2012 WIAA Regional title. The Jags beat the Red Raiders, at Pulaski, the last time the two teams met in Fox River Classic Conference play. Come cheer on the Jags as they make some noise in the WIAA tournament. |
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| Jaguars Receive #6-seed in WIAA Play-Offs, Open at #3 Seymour |
| The Ashwaubenon Jaguars, 11-11 overall, 8-8 in FRCC play, received a #6-seed in the recent WIAA tournament seed meeting and will play at Seymour High School, who received a #3-seed, and is the co-champion of the Bay Conference with an overall record of 14-8, 14-2 in conference. The two teams will open WIAA tournament play on Friday, March 2, 7pm. Tickets are $4 per person. For complete WIAA division 2 brackets, please click on the title of this article. |
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| Jags Beat Tritons in FRCC Action |
| The Ashwaubenon Jaguar boys basketball team beat the Notre Dame Tritons by shooting 26-26 from the free throw line in the 2nd half in the Jaguar "Jungle" on Monday, Dec. 12. For more on the story, click on the title of this article. |
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| Jags Top Wolves to Even Record |
| Three players for the Jaguars scored in double figures: sophomore Jake Imig with 18, junior Bennett Koch with 17, and freshman Kyle Monroe with 16; and Ashwaubenon won on the road, 61-56, over the Winneconne Wolves on December 6. The Jaguars will travel to Bay Port on Thursday to take on FRCC rival, the Pirates. Tickets can be purchased at the door for this game. |
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| Jags Start FRCC Season With Victory |
| Freshman, Kyle Monroe, scoring 23 points, lead the young Jaguar boys basketball team to a victory against Fox River Classic Conference rival, Green Bay Southwest, on Dec. 2. For more details of the game, click on the title of this article. |
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| Jaguars Lose First Game of Year |
| A young Ashwaubenon Jaguar team fought hard in their first game of the year, but came up a little short in the end, and were defeated by Freedom HS in the first round of the Prevea Turkey Shoot-Out on Friday, Nov. 25. Leading scorers for the Jags was junior, Bennett Koch, with 16 points, and sophomore, Jake Imig, with 14 points. |
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| Jaguars To Host 1st Annual Prevea Turkey Shoot-Out |
| The Ashwaubenon Jaguar boys basketball team will host the 1st annual Prevea Turkey Shoot-Out in the Ashwaubenon HS fieldhouse and auxiliary gym over the Thanksgiving weekend. Prevea Sports Medicine provides athletic training services for the four schools competing in the JV and Varsity boys basketball tournament. The teams are: Ashwaubenon (host school), Freedom High School, Luxemburg-Casco, and Notre Dame Academy. For a more detailed schedule of the events on Friday-Saturday, November 25-26, 2011, click on the title of this story. |
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| Bennett Koch Verbally Commits to Northern Iowa |
| Junior-to-be, Bennett Koch, younger brother of Adam and Jake Koch, who were named first team all state in boys basketball while students at Ashwaubenon HS, as well as attended and competed on the UNI men's basketball team, has verbally committed to the University of Northern Iowa. For further details, please click on the title of this article. |
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| Last Updated: 3/4/12 |
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